Permissions Question?

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I run XP Pro at work and at home.

I have an .EXE file on CD that runs great on my computer at home.

When I try to run it on my computer at work, I get an error message
telling me that I don’t have permission to run that file. I’m an
Administrator on my computer at Work, so I don’t understand how I
can’t have permission to run a file.

Is there an additional permission level, or setting that I’m not
aware of?
 
Don said:
I run XP Pro at work and at home.

I have an .EXE file on CD that runs great on my computer at home.

When I try to run it on my computer at work, I get an error message
telling me that I don't have permission to run that file. I'm an
Administrator on my computer at Work, so I don't understand how I
can't have permission to run a file.

Is there an additional permission level, or setting that I'm not
aware of?
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Assuming you are on a LAN at work, you'll have to check with your admin
for that.

Twayne`
 
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Don

An exe file is an application. It is installed on your home computer
with all the relevant registry entries. You would need to install the
application on your work computer to be able to use it.


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Hope this helps.

Gerry
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I run XP Pro at work and at home.

 I have an .EXE file on CD that runs great on my computer at home.

When I try to run it on my computer at work, I get an error message
telling me that I don’t have permission to run that file.  I’m an
Administrator on my computer at Work, so I don’t understand how I
can’t have permission to run a file.

 Is there an additional permission level, or setting that I’m not
aware of?
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Your "works" pc probably has it's security program set to block any/
all "strange" programs.
You would be taking chances (bug-wise) loading your stuff onto a
network anyway. Does your boss know? :-)
 
Don said:
I run XP Pro at work and at home.

I have an .EXE file on CD that runs great on my computer at home.

When I try to run it on my computer at work, I get an error message
telling me that I don't have permission to run that file. I'm an
Administrator on my computer at Work, so I don't understand how I
can't have permission to run a file.

Is there an additional permission level, or setting that I'm not
aware of?
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Yes. If your work has an IT group, it's quite possible that they have set
policies on the system - for extremely valid security reasons - that prevent
running EXE files from removable disks.

If your work does have an IT group, trying to bypass the policies are really
not a good idea, to the point where the term CLM comes to mind.

It would be best if you discussed your need to run this CD with the IT
group, or your manager.

HTH
-pk
 
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The headers from the Usenet posts prove that the message was not posted
by myself, Leythos. The Usenet troll/unethical hack, PCBUTTS is posting
impersonating myself, proving all the bad things that this group has
posted about him and proving just how unethical he is.

You should avoid following any advice from impersonation based posts.

Complaint filed with (e-mail address removed)
 
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The headers from the Usenet posts prove that the message was not posted
by myself, Leythos. The Usenet troll/unethical hack, PCBUTTS is posting
impersonating myself, proving all the bad things that this group has
posted about him and proving just how unethical he is.

You should avoid following any advice from impersonation based posts.

Complaint filed with (e-mail address removed)
 
You can call yourself Leythos, and you can pretend to be a woman, but
everyone knows who you really are, Patrick.

You may as well call yourself Santa Claus, for all the credibility you have.
 
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